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OFFICIAL RECORDS OF THE IOWA TROOPS: Roster and Records of the Iowa Troops in the Rebellion by Guy E. Logan - six volumes contains all regiments and rosters. on site.
The search facility works only with data located at this site so be sure to check data located at other sites in your county of interest for a thorough search.
Biographies & Obituaries from various sources.
Books that have been transcribed, written by authors like: Capt. Barney, J. Irvine Dungan, W. H. Jennings, Guy Logan, SAR and others.
Links to county specific information and Civil War data on county sites.
A list of people researching an Iowa Civil War Soldier, includes contact information.
DIARIES. LETTERS, and WRITINGS:
Baldwin, Barney, Beale, Chatfield, Conzett, Crystal, Dungan, deGarmo, Eaton, Goode, Goodwin, Hughes, Jennings, Jones, Kimble, Knox, McNeal, Mickey, Muffley, Ritland, Robinette, Scott, Wishart.
List of GAR posts in Iowa, commanders and articles.
With links to other pages & sites with burial and cemetery information.
A list of links for researching the Civil War.
Miscellaneous items of interest.
Generals, CDVs, etc.
Union & Confederate.
Information pertaining to specific regiments, see also Guy Logan's Official Records.
House and Senate documents pertaining to the Civil War.
News & magazine articles
FORGOTTEN in many histories of the Civil War is the role of the Regular Army during the War Between the States. After the close of the Mexican War and the disbandment of the volunteer forces called out by that war, the regular troops had been gradually decreasing in numbers, and at the beginning of the Rebellion in 1861, were scattered by companies and detachments throughout the country. If your ancestor served in the regular U.S. Army, you may find him on the US regulars website. This is a very complete and informative site and there is no need for us to duplicate their efforts.
CIVIL WAR DATA ON THE
IAGENWEB HISTORY SITE
This site is a great source for information on the battles of the Civil War
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